Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-14

assayer OF the Maginnis Mining Company
at Maiden. has returned from Philadelphia.
Hoe didn't come back alone, but is accom-
panied by bride. lie was married IN
the Quakcrti ty on March goth. Mr.. Il Mrs.
Moorhcad ha We our hearty congratulations.
The dsposition and custody OF little May
stevens by the court was quite pathetic.
The Young Judge took the little girl by the
hand and held whispered consultation,
while the tears were streaming from her
eyes. his own countenance bearing an
expression Of sympathy and tender regard.
The other day "plgrim" stepped up to
the stamp window, at the postoffice, and
injured the price If stamps. lie was told
they were soid for the same price every
where. when he remarked: well, ! didn't
know what You would charge Tor them,
they charge no d-n much for everything
else out re."-Dillon Tribune.
sulphur fed with salt is Il preventive oil
those skin diseases caused by parasyites,
such as scab ticks and lice. II VIII not .
curc where these troubles already exist |
when applied internally. but will help in
1 "a
life upon or in the skin Of sheep OF any !
81 her animal.-Ex.
w. W. Van Ostlel will preach in Cotton
wood next sabbath at II o'clock, and in
Lewistown ut 2:3O. Rev. George Comfort,
Presiding Elder, will hold quarterly meeting
at stanford, Thursday evening April 2lst;
! Philhrook, Sunday, 9th; Cottonwood,
Sunday, May LIST. at II O'Clock; Lewis
town. May LIST, at 2:3o.
From SO to $50 actually saved by pur-
chasing a through stage and railroad ticket
tn points in United States and Canada, via
Billings, Benton and Maiden Stage Line.
Covered coaches to the railroad. Choice OF
routes from st. Paul allowed purchaser OF
ticket. For rates and further particulars,
ralI ON or address, A. NJ. Thompson, agent,
Maiden. NJ. T.
A telegram from Commodore TIC. Power
states that the first boat out from Bis
marck will bring a considerable quantity
of grain to Benton. This is good news Tor
the ra nchmen who are short al seed ana
should prompt them tn redouble their
efforts this spring.-River Press. boat
LEI, bismarck ON the Ith inst. and is ex-
pec,ed in Benton by the goth.
Mose smith, who was adopted a short
time SINCE, don't like his home. lie says
while the nine other children get their noses
wiped and shoes tied up occasionally, he is
= constantly neglected. lie is going to try
, and get ~ home with a widow woman who
has no children 50 he can receive her undi-
! vi,lrd attention. Nose is - good boy and
, il brought up right he will he a great man
some day.
I About two years ago Jed. Groesbcck
~ Of Maiden, lost n span 81 horses Tor which
he hunted several weeks and finally gave M
-, iorlost. Mr.. Grocsbeck now lives in Boulder
=. and through an advertisement in the Illus
bandman, inserted by George Collins,wht
resides near the Springs, he has found bin
property. We congratulate Jed. ON thu
:, recovery of his nars. itpays to advertise
Mr.. Joseph Bertrand arrived from Chi
-. cago on Tuesdays coach and rs now u
charge Of the dry goods department q
= Power 4 Bros. STORY. Mr.. Deloriii"r, WIN
: came here to remain temporarily, return
to Benton next Monday to assume his oil
= position in the Benton house 81 the sam
u firm To show his faith in Lewistown h
=" purchased Il block Of land of Mr.. .Ianeau'
on boulevard street, last week. Consde
p, alton, SSoO.oO.
u, J. II. Moe returned from Icwistown las
Nv week where he had been on business col
ncc,e,l with his bank. The cheapest lot
al IL 4 =
ks consequently he did not buy and will NJ
re- build. lie, however, rented n buildil
to open business in.-lIusbandman. III
IN above il not quite true. The particul'
ey lot that Mr.. Moe wanted he could not &
80 for less than 81 Loo, but there are 9th
desirable lots that can be purchased 4
ok hall that sum.
as The following is the law in the matter
as killing ducks and geese in the spring: -
ton 60, Fifth Division, revised statute
,ch ANY person or persons who shall XIII,
nd cause to be killed, any 81 the varieties
ing wild geese or ducks. which at any season
the year are to be found within the ter
tory, between the 18th day Of May and
=, 10th day OF August, of each year, shall
deemed guilty of misdemeanOr, and up
conviction thereof shall be fined in "a
sum not less than fifty dollars nor me
'"' than two hundred and fifty dollars
ON each oifense committed.
We had local in the ARGUS week befs
last stating how Camille HOgue was saw
'rs' the life of a COW that he found at the poi
nsS of death by forcing cruel and other stin
Ia! lants int o her stomach. The COW is on
!" hills rr,stling for herself now. The COW
dropped "A calf and was so weak she cot
y, not stand mp and with the prevail
IN weather would soon have died but Tor
has uogue's efforts. Gov. Brooks WAS in to
and last week and Mr. Hogue told him how
had aved COW bearing his brand. "Tha
OF right, that's right, whenever You find til
key diving, tend to 'um, tend to 'um,' said
Dple Governor.
''P Last night Thomas Ash and J. X.
closed negotiations for the purchase OF
Am Cumberland mines from Ilensley broth
len, These mines are located about Is m
gon from Martinsdaie; they are free smelt
ais" silver ore mines, and as far as develo
eek the showing has every prospect OF bs
one Of the best paying mines in the TIE
4 To tory. The price paid for the mine
Jail $4,000. Messrs. Ash and King are t.
:, it congratulat on securing this bonar
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